Common face: The classic side with the number 1, identical to all the other coins of one euro.
Distinctive Reverse: A stylized tree surrounded by a hexagon, with the French motto “Liberty, Égalité, Fraternité”. The year 1999 is also recorded nearby.

If your piece matches this description and it is in excellent condition, you could hold a real nugget between your fingers.

Where to sell this coin and get the best price?

If you think you have one of these rare pieces, here are some ways to sell it at the best price:

Specialized websites: Consult platforms such as eBay, Delcampe or forums dedicated to numismatics.
Experts and numismates: A professional will be able to authenticate your part and give you an accurate estimate.
Scholarships for collectors: These events bring together enthusiasts willing to pay a high price to complete their collection.

So, a little trick in your wallet is needed … Who knows? One euro can sometimes be worth 700.